Historical Evidence Annotations of "The Capital"

Author: Meng Yang
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: Historical Commentary on Sources is a classic work in the history of the spread of Marxism and an essential reading for a profound understanding of The Capital. Lin Gang, Vice President of Renmin University of China and President of the Capital Research Society, Economics Professor: Historical Commentary on Sources is a pioneering historical work. Regardless of its time or present, it has played an unparalleled role in the study and research of The Capital. Wu Shuqing, former President of Peking University and Economics Professor: Historical Commentary on Sources is not only a commentary on historical allusions but also a creative research achievement. The Thirteen Classics and Their Commentaries hold equal academic value for the Thirteen Classics; similarly, Historical Commentary on Sources holds significant academic value for The Capital. It will have a far-reaching impact and immeasurable contributions not only on China's economics but also on the entire social sciences. Chen Zheng, former President of Fujian Normal University and Professor: The Capital still possesses strong vitality today. This is not only due to the scientific nature of The Capital itself but also to the persistent scientific research on The Capital by Marxist economists like Meng Yang. Hong Yinxing, Secretary of the Party Committee of Nanjing University and Economics Professor: This book is the first Historical Commentary on Sources on The Capital in our country and a classic work in the commentary of The Capital. It not only comments on the historical, literary, mythological, and biblical allusions cited in The Capital but also introduces the historical background of these specialized terms, names, historical, and literary allusions. It analyzes Marx's profound intentions in The Capital and offers many concise and insightful observations, filled with wisdom and knowledge. The preliminary draft of this book was used as a teaching material in Chinese universities in the 1950s, and there are multiple reprinted versions domestically. After half a century, it has been reorganized and published in its entirety for the first time. This book is both an academic work and an artistic masterpiece.